FIA confirms number of sprint races will remain the same for 2023 F1 season
The FIA has confirmed there will be three sprint races during the 2023 Formula 1 calendar.
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'Turmoil and pain' - Emotional Fabio Jakobsen 'fight' to finish at Tour de France draws Usain Bolt comparison
The fighting spirit and determination to put in the hard yards from Fabio Jakobsen (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) on Stage 17 of the Tour de France has drawn a comparison to Usain Bolt. Jakobsen showed unbelievable drive and resolve to just about survive the time cut by just 17 seconds on the brutal climb to end the stage on Wednesday and he was surrounded by his team-mates and staff members in moving scenes at the finish.
F1 2023: FIA confirm three sprint races remain for 2023 Formula One calendar
The FIA have confirmed the 2023 Formula One calendar will continue to feature three sprint events, after a proposal to double the number of sprint races was not approved. F1 have been keen to have at least six sprint event, but a dispute over the budget cap and accident damage costs led to a disagreement between the teams and the sport’s organisers.
French Grand Prix: When to watch the race live on Sky Sports
All the details for how you can watch the French Grand Prix, live on Sky Sports.
Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic can relax as rival's injury comeback remains uncertain
Alexander Zverev has revealed that he still doesn't know when he'll return to the tour following his horror French Open injury, in what will come as a relief to Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The world No 2 has long been touted as one of the threats to their dominance but it seems he will have to wait to be able to challenge them for the big titles again as he remains sidelined.
Tadej Pogacar praying for miracle in Tour de France's final mountain test
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Alexander Zverev exclusive - 'Exact date for a comeback hasn't been set yet' as he continues ankle recovery
Alexander Zverev has admitted he is not sure when he will return to competitive action but said he is making “important progress” in his recovery from his ankle injury. The Tokyo 2020 gold medallist has been out injured since June 3 after he took a nasty tumble and tore several ligaments in his right ankle which forced him to withdraw from his French Open semi-final match against Rafael Nadal. Ad/> The world No.